Maddalena Ghezzi, Ruth Goller, Maria Chiara Argirò
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A brilliant trio of leading creative musicians from the London scene, with fearless, unique and explorative new music mixing ethereal vocals, atmospheric synths sounds, and visceral bass, featuring Maddalena Ghezzi (vocals) with Maria Chiara Argirò (synths/vocals) and Ruth Goller (bass/vocals), joining us following the release of their album ‘LIVE’ on 30th October.
“this gorgeousness” Tom Ravenscroft BBC Radio 6 Music
“too good to be true” Gail Tasker, Jazzwise Magazine
“…..they follow each other like water particles follow each other in this emotional journey.” Betty Accorsi - Jazz In Europe
TICKETS: £10 or £7 for students.
Pay on the door, or alternatively get advance tickets by emailing [email protected] or messaging us here or on Instagram.
Doors 8pm, music 8.30pm.
Here’s some music:
Vocalist Maddalena Ghezzi has released five EPs as part of her series Minerals and has performed internationally with Matana Roberts, Jessica Ackerley and Pouya Ehsaei and co-written the piece ‘re·member water’ with New York based tap dancer and percussion artist Melissa Almaguer. She has performed at Milan Jazz Festival, at the Southbank Centre, The Migration Museum London, Vortex Jazz Club and Hundred Years Gallery and others.
On synths, piano and vocals, Maria Chiara Argirò is a central figure in the UK jazz, classical and electronic worlds, with critically acclaimed releases, ‘Forest City’ and ‘Closer’, and described by Giles Peterson as “absolutely crazy good”. She’s collaborated with These New Puritans, Jono McCleery, Bruno Heinen, Liran Donin, Jamie Leeming alongside output with Moonfish and her music has featured in the Netflix series, Elite.
Ruth Goller (Acoustic Ladyland, Laura Jurd, Let Spin, Shabaka Hutchings) is a bassist, vocalist, composer, environmentalist and solo artist who is one of the pillars of the UK creative music scene. Her intimate voice and bass guitar entwine in two incredible albums ‘Skylla’ and ‘Skyllumina’ (released on Chicago’s International Anthem label). A performer at the vanguard of the European jazz scene.
“this gorgeousness” Tom Ravenscroft BBC Radio 6 Music
“too good to be true” Gail Tasker, Jazzwise Magazine
“…..they follow each other like water particles follow each other in this emotional journey.” Betty Accorsi - Jazz In Europe
TICKETS: £10 or £7 for students.
Pay on the door, or alternatively get advance tickets by emailing [email protected] or messaging us here or on Instagram.
Doors 8pm, music 8.30pm.
Here’s some music:
Vocalist Maddalena Ghezzi has released five EPs as part of her series Minerals and has performed internationally with Matana Roberts, Jessica Ackerley and Pouya Ehsaei and co-written the piece ‘re·member water’ with New York based tap dancer and percussion artist Melissa Almaguer. She has performed at Milan Jazz Festival, at the Southbank Centre, The Migration Museum London, Vortex Jazz Club and Hundred Years Gallery and others.
On synths, piano and vocals, Maria Chiara Argirò is a central figure in the UK jazz, classical and electronic worlds, with critically acclaimed releases, ‘Forest City’ and ‘Closer’, and described by Giles Peterson as “absolutely crazy good”. She’s collaborated with These New Puritans, Jono McCleery, Bruno Heinen, Liran Donin, Jamie Leeming alongside output with Moonfish and her music has featured in the Netflix series, Elite.
Ruth Goller (Acoustic Ladyland, Laura Jurd, Let Spin, Shabaka Hutchings) is a bassist, vocalist, composer, environmentalist and solo artist who is one of the pillars of the UK creative music scene. Her intimate voice and bass guitar entwine in two incredible albums ‘Skylla’ and ‘Skyllumina’ (released on Chicago’s International Anthem label). A performer at the vanguard of the European jazz scene.
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The Lescar, 303 Sharrow Vale Rd, S11 8ZF Sheffield, United Kingdom, 286 Sharrow Vale Road, Sheffield, S11 8ZL, United Kingdom
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